SLACKWARE 8 IS RELEASED!!!!!!

[bkurt]

The subject says it all!!!!!

[X_console]

Ah, about time. :) Let the downloading begin.

[Grognard]

While not a Slackware user, guys if you want to help Slackware stay in business, then you might want to BUY a copy from them. I might even be enticed to look at a copy of Slackware 8.0 and move from Mandrake.

[bdl]

wooohooo!

[Strike]

Originally posted by Grognard:
<STRONG>While not a Slackware user, guys if you want to help Slackware stay in business, then you might want to BUY a copy from them. I might even be enticed to look at a copy of Slackware 8.0 and move from Mandrake.</STRONG>
Not necessary when you use a non-commercial distro - :cool: volunteers :cool: :cool: Debian :cool:

[frozen.flame]

Slackware can use RPMs, TGZ binaries, and source, god it rocks! My luck though, I just did an install of the old Slack-current ISO and installed FreeBSD on top of that. Oh well, time to start downloading (again).

Eventually, I'll try out Debian on my desktop. But I doubt you can apt-get on a 500MB laptop, so Slack is where it's at.

:cool: Slackware :cool:

:confused: Debian :confused:

SLACK IS BACK (not that it was really gone)!

[Craig McPherson]

Slackware 8!

My GOODNESS! They only inflated the version by one full number this time.

I was fully expecting "Slackware 12" or "Slackware 2000" or "Slackware XP," to continue the grand Slackware tradition of corporate whoremongering and false advertising.

[jaygee432]

Sour grapes above, but I just have this to say, :cool: Slackware :cool: Yeah! Love them tarballs yum yum!

[Strike]

Not a question - moving to off-topic.